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    Odin: I just charge my crap before I go out and never travel without gadget chargers. It's rare I'm away from a usable socket for too long. #batteries more »
    SphereCat1: Cue angry emails from morons...now. #batteries more »
    STiger: I have a question about number 8. Can the owner or the third grader be baked in place of the potato? #batteries more »
    franco1975: Wait till i tell you guys about my immitation nokia battery that exploded one night. The phone ended up across the room from the impact of the explosi... more »
    strideo: Oh and we can't forget this. #batteries more »
    icanrun2: if you make love to your batteries during a fulll moon they will get recharged #batteries more »
    Nick: and place it in a clay pot. Bury the pot in a hayfield soooo, is the kimchi ready yet? #batteries more »
    jupstin: Number 2 is absolutely true #batteries more »
    Rick-e: I thought people always knew about #7!!! Everytime I blow on my almost-dry batteries, It almost always recharges them, restoring it to at least half-f... more »
    otko: If you put your batteries in the toilet and pee on them, they charge back up. #batteries more »
    phool: @ Andy Dufresne: I'm so sorry your boat charter business didn't pan out. Good news for Giz though; now live, from Zihuatanejo! #batteries more »
    TechTease: I absolutely loved the Shawshank Redemption reference: "just mark your spot with a rock that has no earthly business in a hayfield. I favor black volc... more »
    jessedybka: Wow, where to even start. All of these are wrong: 1) This will damage your battery. 2) You won't die, but it might negatively affect the battery. 3... more »
    Digo: I hate to admit this, but I actually thought this was a serious article until number two. Then I got suspicious it wasn't at number 3, then number 4 c... more »
    Mattloxfl: The best advice for extending battery life is to turn off and stop using the device. #batteries more »
  • #humor

    10 Terrible Tips for Longer Battery Life

    Nowadays, everything comes with a rechargeable battery, but who knew that getting long battery life could get soooo confusing? Here are 10 expert-backed tips to keep you from running low on the juice: More »
  • #planes

    FAA Mildly Concerned About Flight Attendants Carrying Handheld Bombs

    They're on pretty much every flight now: Handheld credit card readers to buy snackies and soda. None have exploded, yet, but the FAA just issued special advisories to airlines, since they're powered by explode-y lithium ion batteries. More »
  • #laptops

    Unplug Your Laptop to Keep Your Li-Ion Battery Healthy

    Will leaving your notebook constantly plugged-in kill your battery faster? Gina Trapani is exploring the issue after a friend's battery wouldn't charge after only two years. Though HP and Dell support pages weren't quite definitive, Apple clearly cautions against it: More »
  • #batteries

    Air-Fueled Battery Holds 10x More Charge than Current Tech

    A new battery technology called STAIR (St Andrews Air) promises to be lighter than your typical lithium ion battery while holding 5-10x the power. More »
  • #batteries

    Lifehacker's 10 Battery Hacks, Tips, Tricks

    Our buddies at Lifehacker compiled a list of 10 battery tips worth knowing. Their best advice that's also the hardest to hear? Take your cellphone out of your pocket. More »
  • #batteries

    Lithium Iron Phosphate Batteries Promise Charging in Seconds, World Braces For Disappointment

    Battery "breakthroughs" are a dime a dozen, so excuse me for sounding a bit jaded here. But a battery that can charge in seconds? Without fatigue? If this wasn't published in Nature, I'd probably laugh. More »
  • #howlawyersmakemoney

    New Warning Label: Lithium-Ion Batteries May Explode

    Apparently some lawyers heard that lithium-ion batteries explode, and are now making companies ship gear with these stickers. But what's with the wine glass? Literally: Drinking with mismatched batteries may lead to consumption by fire.
  • #explodingcellphones

    Cellphone Explosion Kills Another Person, Severing His Carotid Artery

    When a cellphone explosion kills a person, you think it is a rare event. When you learn that another man just died for the same reason, you start looking at yours like a potential killer. More »
  • #cars

    Plug-in Prius Averaging 65 mpg in Tests, 15 More Than Standard Model

    Toyota claims that their upcoming plug-in model Prius averages 65 mpg in real-world testing. That's about 15 more than the 2010 Prius—the current leader in fuel efficiency. More »
  • #gloves

    Aevex Gloves Self-Heat Using Hidden Lithium Batteries

  • #powerup

    Silver-Zinc Batteries Coming in 2009 With 40% Better Run Time Than Lithium-Ion

  • #gizexplains

    Giz Explains: Batteries, Tech's Choke Point

    The biggest chokepoint in technology is a single roadblock: batteries. Amidst all of the amazing advances in the last 50 years, battery tech has remained fundamentally unchanged, engineers incrementally squeezing out a few extra drops of power from old tech each year. With better batteries, you wouldn't just be able to make it through the day with your iPhone 3G on a single charge, but laptops and phones could run faster, electric cars would rule the highways—it'd be like a brand new world. There are like a million different kinds, but here's a rundown of the most common ones we're stuck with in gadgets for now, and their strengths and weaknesses.
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  • #research

    Key to Cheaper Lithium Ion Batteries Could Be Inside the Microwave

  • #cellphones

    Smart Battery Will Warn You Before Your Cellphone Explodes

  • #laptops

    Scientists Develop Lithium Ion Battery That Won't Ever Blow Up Your Laptop

  • #hev

    Mercedes-Benz S400 BlueHybrid: First Planned HEV With Li-Ion Battery

  • #itselectric

    Stealth Motorcycle - Coming For You...Slowly

  • #lions

    Scientists Make Li-ion Batteries Last Twice as Long in Lab Tests

  • #gadgets

    Self-Building Battery, For Microscopic Spaces

  • #peripherals

    Boston Power's Fat Batteries Pack in 15% More Charge

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